Exploring public sentiment about Digital Twins to inform the design of AI technology
Social network analysis helps you understand what people think about an issue.
This presentation reviews public sentiment about Digital Twins and shows how we can design future AI technologies with a human centred lens.
Victoria University • Post Graduate Certificate in Digital Learning Design
(ADM6013) Analysing the Web and Social Networks
Assessment 2: Presentation - Results
HD • 97.5 / 100 • 39 / 40
Overall Comments
Congratulations on a stunning submission, Lisa — I absolutely love what you’ve done here. You’ve not only addressed every assessment criterion, you’ve taken us on a journey that surfaces new possibilities and even new destinations. I especially appreciated how you held three research questions in balance and answered each with clarity and discipline.
The standout highlight for me was the timeline of discourse. That level of contextual grounding shows both passion and genuine insight. I also valued the way you tracked patterns of discourse as signals and used them to progress your answers. Your insights shine a thoughtful light back onto the literature — it’s fascinating to see how ideas from 2012 hold up in today’s world, and you handled that comparison with care.
Overall, this is a brilliant piece of work, supported by a strong appendix. The grades reflect the effort and craft you’ve invested. Wishing you all the very best as you carry this forward.
Dr Natasha Dwyer, Victoria University 2025
Assessment Details
Social Network Analysis Presentation
Social network analysis is a form of social listening and finding out what people think about an issue.
Your task is to uncover what people think about a particular issue.
Please include notes about your use of AI in one of your slides.